Greg & Dan Show Interviews

Greg and Dan talk with Nick McMillion, Communications Specialist for the City of Peoria Public Works Department, about ongoing road construction at Northmoor Road and University Street, along with other projects happening throughout Peoria. He explains how many of these improvements are planned years in advance, what goes into taking a project from the planning stages to construction, and how the city works to improve roads and infrastructure while minimizing disruptions for drivers. He also breaks down how traffic signals operate, how their timing is determined, and what drivers should know while navigating construction zones around the city.

Greg and Dan talk with Chip Joyce, Director of Corn Stock Theatre’s upcoming production of Into the Woods, running August 14-16, August 19-23, and August 26-30. He previews the show and how the beloved musical brings classic fairy tales like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Jack and the Beanstalk together into one interconnected story. He also discusses Stephen Sondheim’s iconic score, highlights some of the familiar characters audiences will meet, and shares what makes the show’s mix of humor, heart, and deeper themes so memorable. For tickets and more information, visit Corn Stock Theatre

Greg and Dan talk with Kevin Young, Manager of Electric Training at Ameren Illinois, about the dangers lineworkers can face while restoring power following severe storms, particularly when customers use portable generators. He explains how an improperly connected generator can cause backfeeding, sending dangerous voltage back onto power lines that crews may believe are de-energized and creating a potentially deadly situation. He also discusses generator safety, electrical voltage, the challenges crews have faced during recent storms, and what customers should know to protect themselves, their neighbors, and utility workers during an outage. For more information or assistance, contact Ameren Illinois at 1-800-755-5000.

Greg and Dan talk with George Stelluto, Music Director of the Peoria Symphony Orchestra, about the upcoming performance with acclaimed folk singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov on Tuesday, August 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Prairie Home Alliance Theater. He previews what audiences can expect when Isakov's intimate folk sound is paired with the power of a full orchestra and discusses Gregory's down-to-earth personality and unique ability to connect with audiences through his music. They also talk about how this collaboration shines a spotlight on the Peoria Symphony Orchestra and gives new audiences an opportunity to experience the orchestra in a different and exciting way. For tickets and more information, visit Peoria Symphony Orchestra

Greg and Dan talk with Kyle Varnold and Julie McGill about the upcoming annual Taste of St. Mark's, happening Saturday, August 15, from 5:30-10 p.m. at the St. Mark playground, with dinner beginning at 6 p.m. They preview what attendees can expect from the family-friendly evening and why the event is a great opportunity for families, parishioners, and community members to come together for food and fun. They also discuss their involvement with St. Mark Church and School and what being part of the St. Mark community means to them. Tickets are $15 and will be available on-site.

Greg and Dan talk with Angie Cooksy of Bradley University about the recent announcement of two new majors at Bradley: Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. She explains what students can expect from the new programs, how they'll gain skills that can prepare them to enter a wide range of industries and eventually become leaders in those fields, and how today's students already have an advantage as digital natives who have grown up surrounded by technology. She also highlights other new projects happening across Bradley University as the school continues preparing students for an increasingly technology-driven future.

Greg and Dan talk with musician Barry Cloyd about his upcoming performance, For What It's Worth: A Tribute to Stephen Stills in Song & Story, happening August 22 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Contemporary Art Center of Peoria. He shares details about the show and how he'll celebrate Stephen Stills' influential career through a combination of live music and storytelling. He also discusses his own artwork, previews some of the songs audiences will hear, and shares what makes Stills' music and legacy worth celebrating. Advance tickets and reservations are available through 309Tix.

Greg and Dan talk with Rick Otey and Ken Lawhorn, both veterans and members of the Fist Bumpers, about the organization Rick started 10 years ago. The Fist Bumpers bring veterans and community members into local schools to greet students with fist bumps, encouragement, and positive interaction as they begin their day. They discuss how much the students look forward to seeing them and why those small moments of connection can make such a difference. They also reflect on their own military service and announce an exciting project for September 2027, when the organization plans to bring the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall, a roughly 280-foot replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., to the area!

Greg and Dan talk with Dr. Elizabeth Pryor, daughter of legendary Peoria-born comedian Richard Pryor, ahead of her appearance in the Peoria Riverfront Museum's Museum Conversations series tonight, August 11. Dr. Pryor, a professor of history at Smith College, reflects on returning to Peoria for the first time since 1978, her career in education, and her journey to understand her father not simply as a famous entertainer, but as a person. She discusses what she's learned through that process, the importance of listening and trying to better understand one another, and why conversations like this allow her to continue connecting with her father's life and legacy. She also highlights her new book, Something We Said: Richard Pryor, a Notorious Word, and Me, which will be the focus of tonight's conversation. For more information, visit www.peoriariverfrontmuseum.org 

Greg and Dan talk with Jolene Howard of Upstage Theatre Company and Abby Reel of The Barn III about their collaboration on Bon Voyage: Murder on the High Seas!, presented by Upstage Theatre and hosted at The Barn III, complete with dinner. They discuss the tropical cruise-ship setting and what audiences can expect, including music, comedy, dancing, an interactive murder mystery, and a Hawaiian/luau-themed costume contest. They also share how the two organizations came together to create a fun evening combining live theater, food, and plenty of audience participation. The show runs August 14th–30th, 2026. For tickets and more information, visit The Barn III.

Greg and Dan talk with Chris Setti of the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council about scalable entrepreneurship and how small businesses with the right resources and opportunities can grow into much larger companies. He discusses why access to capital remains one of the biggest challenges for growing businesses. They’re joined by Jim Cote of Central Illinois Angels, who shares what motivates him to invest his time and experience into helping businesses succeed. He explains how Central Illinois Angels invests in roughly three to four companies each year, discusses recent projects and investments, and talks about helping entrepreneurs turn their visions into opportunities for expansion. For more information, visit Central Illinois Angels.

Greg and Dan talk with Dave Johnson of Pearl Technology about Anthropic’s AI research and the use of sandbox environments to safely test powerful AI systems. He explains what a “sandbox” is and how isolated environments have traditionally been used to test potentially harmful software, including viruses, without allowing it to affect outside systems. He also discusses an AI experiment involving open-source code, how the system interacted with its sandbox environment and GitHub, and what experiments like these can teach researchers about the capabilities, behavior, and potential risks of increasingly powerful AI.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Taylor “TaBoo” and Reema “Honey Suckerpunch” about the Peoria Prowlers Roller Derby team, how it got started, and its welcoming, all-gender approach to the sport. They explain how newcomers can learn to skate and get involved, share what inspired each of them to join the team, and break down the basics and goals of roller derby and the teams they compete against. They also highlight the Prowlers' home games at the Peoria Civic Center, including their next home game on September 26, as well as the upcoming 5K and 1-mile walk on August 15. For more information about the team and upcoming events, visit Peoria Prowlers Roller Derby.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Paul “Doc” Watson of TCRC, Tazewell County Resource Centers, about the organization's mission to support individuals with developmental disabilities and visual impairments and help them live lives of greater choice and independence. He also previews the upcoming Amplify the Mission event happening Sunday, August 9, from 1–5 p.m. at Oz’z Bar & Grill in Creve Coeur. He shares what attendees can expect from the event, the importance of supporting TCRC's work throughout the community, and why it should be a fun afternoon for a great cause. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door!

Greg and Yvonne talk with Brooke and Marcellus Sommerville about their son, Lathan Sommerville, returning to his alma mater, Richwoods High School, on Sunday, August 16, for the Court to the Classroom event. They discuss Lathan's desire to give back to the Peoria community and use his experiences in athletics to teach lessons that extend beyond the court, while sharing what it means to them as parents to watch their son make a positive impact. Brooke also highlights her book, For the Love of the Game: A Parent's Guide to Navigating Youth Sports, and explains how it grew from her experiences helping parents navigate the challenges and opportunities that come with raising young athletes. Marcellus also previews Friendship House of Christian Service's 75th anniversary celebration on September 12, another opportunity to celebrate the organization's longstanding impact on the Peoria community. For more information about Friendship House and its 75th anniversary, visit Friendship House.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Mar Sergenti of the Italian-American Society about the 95th Annual Festa Picnic  and Mark Misselhorn about the 100th anniversary of Agatucci's, happening Sunday, August 9, from 12-5 p.m. at Hickory Grove Park. This year's Festa is extra special as it brings together two longtime pieces of Peoria's Italian-American history. She previews the festivities and discusses the importance of celebrating Italian culture, traditions, and heritage, while he highlights the memorabilia, memories, and special activities honoring a century of the iconic Peoria restaurant. Together, they share how the celebration brings generations of the community together through food, history, and plenty of fun!

Greg and Yvonne talk with Jerry Kolb and Valerie Wolfe of the Friends of Rocky Glen about the importance of preserving Rocky Glen Park and why community support is needed to protect this unique natural treasure. They preview Kickapoo Brew, happening Friday at Pour Bros. Craft Taproom, with festivities beginning at 6:00 p.m. and live music starting at 7:00 p.m. They discuss Rocky Glen's rich natural history, the importance of horticulture and native landscapes, and the growing concern of topsoil loss throughout the Midwest, while encouraging the community to get involved in conservation efforts.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Taylor Mason about his upcoming performances at the Avanti's Event Center tomorrow night and Mason City Limits Comedy Club on Saturday night. He reflects on how he first got into ventriloquism at a young age and how his passion for entertaining audiences has grown into a successful career. He also shares his connection to the Peoria area, discusses his unique blend of comedy and ventriloquism, and previews what audiences can expect from his family-friendly, laugh-filled performances. For tickets and more information, visit www.avantisdome.com, www.mclimits.com, and www.taylormason.com.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Julie Traekenschuh about the upcoming annual Ignite Peoria, happening Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Peoria Civic Center. She explains that Ignite Peoria is a free, community-driven celebration of creativity featuring local artists, musicians, makers, performers, innovators, and hands-on activities for all ages. She discusses ArtsPartners' mission to strengthen the arts throughout Central Illinois, highlights the event's free admission and free parking, and shares why she's passionate about bringing the community together to support local artists and celebrate creativity.

Greg talks with Gregory Alan Isakov about his upcoming performance with the Peoria Symphony Orchestra on August 18 at the Prairie Home Alliance Theater. He reflects on how he got his start in music, what it's been like to watch his career steadily grow over the years, and why continuing to perform with the same close group of friends has remained so meaningful. He also describes his music as having a sense of mystery, shares how the beauty of nature continually influences his songwriting, and previews what audiences can expect from this unique performance alongside the Peoria Symphony Orchestra. For tickets and more information, visit www.peoriasymphony.org.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Jeff Kohlbus, Central Illinois Chapter Executive Committee Member for Tee It Up for the Troops, and Drake Scott, Founder and Executive Director of The Resilience Project, about their shared commitment to supporting veterans throughout Central Illinois. The two organizations work together to improve the lives of veterans by connecting them with resources, wellness programs, and community support. Jeff previews the 17th Annual Central Illinois Tee It Up for the Troops Golf Classic on Monday, August 10, reflecting on the event's history, his involvement since the beginning, and what participants can expect throughout the day. Drake explains the mission of The Resilience Project, which helps veterans improve their physical and mental well-being through fitness, community engagement, and support services, while discussing the life-changing impact these programs have on local veterans. For more information, visit www.resilienceproject.net and https://teeitupforthetroops.org/event/golf-peoria-2026/.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Molly Crusen Bishop about the upcoming HLC Canoe & Kayak Jaunt on Sunday, August 9. She shares what participants can expect during the 16.5-mile paddle along the scenic Illinois River, including a relaxing day on the water surrounded by beautiful views. She also discusses registration details, launch and ending locations, what paddlers should bring, and why the annual event has become a favorite outdoor experience for both seasoned paddlers and beginners.

Greg and Yvonne talk with A'Lelia Bundles about her latest book, Joy Goddess: A'Lelia Walker and the Harlem Renaissance, which tells the story of A'Lelia Walker, daughter of Madam C. J. Walker, and her influential role in the Harlem Renaissance. She discusses how Walker carried on her mother's legacy while creating a vibrant cultural hub that celebrated art, music, and literature, as well as the importance of joy, culture, and community throughout history. She also highlights the Joyful Resistance exhibition at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. This weekend, A'Lelia will be in Peoria for a special member tour of the exhibition, a book talk and signing, a free Museum Conversation, and guided gallery tours as part of the museum's Access for All weekend. Check out https://madamcjwalker.com/.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Jennifer Brady and Nikki Andrews about the mission of the Peoria Repair Cafe and how it helps people throughout the community by repairing broken household items instead of throwing them away. They discuss how the organization started a few years ago, the wide variety of items volunteers can repair - including clothing, small appliances, electronics, and more - and how the effort promotes sustainability while saving people money. They also share their goal of raising awareness so more community members can take advantage of the free repair events and help reduce waste.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Roseanne Urbanc about the Chillicothe Players's upcoming production of The Great Gatsby, running August 6-9, 2026, with performances Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Roseanne shares the storyline behind the classic tale, explains how audience members will have opportunities to be part of the experience, and previews what makes this production a unique and entertaining adaptation of the beloved novel. Tickets are $20 and available at www.chillicotheplayers.org.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Chris Setti about the origins of the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council, which began 45 years ago during a time when community leaders recognized the need to strengthen the region's economy. He reflects on the early conversations and partnerships that laid the foundation for the organization and discusses how its mission has evolved into promoting Peoria and Central Illinois as a great place to live, work, and invest. He also shares how the GPEDC continues to attract new opportunities, improve the regional economy, and ensure Peoria remains competitive and relevant for businesses, residents, and future generations.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Dave Johnson of Pearl Technology about the vulnerabilities facing today's critical infrastructure and why older technology connected to the internet can create significant cybersecurity risks. He explains how cyberattacks from foreign entities have been occurring for years, discusses the roles of organizations like InfraGard and CyberAvengers and breaks down the differences between Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) systems. 

Greg talks with Scott Pyle about Corn Stock Theatre's upcoming production of Matilda, running July 31-August 2 and August 5-8 at the Five Points Washington Performing Arts Center. Scott shares details about the beloved musical, which is based on Roald Dahl's classic book, discusses his role and character, and talks about what audiences can expect from the production. He also highlights the work of the show's director and explains why this family-friendly performance is one audiences of all ages will enjoy. For tickets and more information, visit www.cornstocktheatre.com.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Justine Siegal about becoming the commissioner of the Women's Professional Baseball League and why the opportunity has been a full-circle moment in her career. She discusses why Springfield, Illinois, was chosen as the league's home, highlights some of the standout players fans can expect to see, and shares the overwhelmingly positive response from audiences as women's professional baseball continues to grow. She also reflects on how the league represents a new era for baseball, creating greater opportunities for female athletes while helping shape the future of women's sports as a whole.

Greg and Yvonne talk with director Jace McCance about Peoria Players Theatre's upcoming production of The Addams Family, opening August 5 and running through August 9. He shares what makes the production such a fun experience, discusses the talented cast, highlights some of the show's memorable moments, and previews what audiences can expect from this entertaining musical filled with humor, heart, and the beloved Addams Family characters. For tickets and more information, visit www.peoriaplayers.org.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Beau Sutherland and Kelsy Martin about several exciting developments at the Peoria Civic Center. They discuss the ongoing Glass Arcade renovations and what visitors can expect from the transformed atrium entrance, along with the installation of a new ice plant scheduled to be completed by the end of October for the Peoria Rivermen. They also highlight the new partnership between the Gilmore Foundation, the American Theatre Guild's Staging the Future program, and the Peoria Civic Center, explaining how it will provide more Peoria students with opportunities to experience Broadway productions. They preview upcoming Broadway Series performances, the Sheen Awards Gala on September 25, the 45th St. Jude Telethon, and several other exciting events coming to the Civic Center.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Dr. Rolle, about settling into her new role as president of Illinois Central College and her experience moving to the Peoria area. Drawing on her extensive background in community colleges, she shares her passion for transforming students' lives through education and explains the important role community colleges play in preparing students for college, careers, and lifelong success. She also discusses the importance of supporting students where they are, building strong community partnerships, and creating opportunities that help students confidently begin their next chapter at Illinois Central College.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Brian Ray about why he felt compelled to connect with Morgan Needs an Organ and share his own experience of donating a kidney. Brian explains how his personal journey inspired him to become a source of encouragement and support for Morgan, offering to help in any way he can while ensuring her story reaches as many people as possible. He also discusses the upcoming Morgan's Kidney Classic on August 13 at Coyote Creek Golf Club, a fundraiser to support Morgan's journey. The $300 registration includes golf, a cart, food, and drinks. For more information, email morganneedsanorganfund@gmail.com or call 618-694-3789.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Bryan Drew about his campaign for Illinois Comptroller and what he would bring to the office if elected. He explains the comptroller's role as the state's chief fiscal officer, responsible for managing state payments, overseeing financial accountability, and helping ensure taxpayers know how public money is being spent. He also discusses how his more than 25 years of experience as an attorney and small business owner have prepared him for the position, shares his personal background and travels across Illinois, and outlines his goals of increasing transparency, reducing government spending, and serving the people of Illinois with accountability and care. For more information, visit www.drewforillinois.com.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Asha Verghese, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Caterpillar, and Henry Vicory, Director of Guests and Community Relations at Caterpillar, about Caterpillar Inc.'s announcement of a $10 million investment to help strengthen Illinois' future manufacturing workforce. As part of Caterpillar's broader Building the Future Workforce Initiative, the investment is designed to expand training opportunities, build career pathways, and prepare the next generation for advanced manufacturing careers. Asha and Henry discuss changing perceptions of manufacturing, recognizing and developing in-demand skills, strengthening partnerships between industry, educators, and community stakeholders, and inspiring young people to see manufacturing as an exciting and innovative career path. They also share their vision for creating lasting opportunities that will benefit both the community and the future of the industry.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Kelsy Martin about the recent announcement that the Gilmore Foundation has awarded a $300,000 grant to support the Staging the Future program through the American Theatre Guild. The funding will help expand opportunities for Peoria Public Schools students to experience live Broadway performances and participate in educational arts programming. She discusses how exposing students to professional theatre can spark creativity, inspire future careers, and create lifelong appreciation for the performing arts while strengthening the community through arts education.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Erica Baird about her Peoria roots and her new role as Vice President of Global Sales and Service at Cummins Inc.. She discusses the company's mission of delivering innovative power solutions, her responsibilities in leading global sales and service efforts, and Cummins' growing role in supporting the rapidly expanding data center industry. She also shares how her local background has shaped her leadership, the importance of serving customers around the world, and how Cummins continues to make a positive impact in the Peoria community and beyond.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Nate Heinold about the Ledgestone Open, with kickoff events beginning tomorrow. He reflects on how the tournament has grown since its start in 2011 into what is now considered the largest disc golf event in the world. He shares how his passion for disc golf began, discusses the continued growth of the sport, and highlights the tournament's commitment to giving back through fundraising efforts benefiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. For more information, visit www.ledgestoneopen.com.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Dr. Paris McConnell about school funding, the role of the Board of Education, and the ongoing conversations surrounding public education. She shares her passion for serving students and families, discusses how changing family dynamics have shaped the needs of today's schools, and emphasizes the importance of listening to understand, building meaningful connections, and working together to support every child's success. She also reflects on the importance of collaboration, communication, and creating positive opportunities for students throughout the community.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Kathleen Hermacinski and Cass Hermacinski about their efforts to help revive Landmark Lanes, a bowling center with a rich history in both Peoria and the sport of bowling. They discuss the extensive revitalization project, including fundraising, cleanup efforts, renovations, and the work required to bring the facility back to life. They also share how they each developed a passion for bowling, reflect on their professional backgrounds and accomplishments in the sport, and explain their commitment to preserving bowling in the Peoria area. They provide an update on where the project currently stands and their vision for making Landmark Lanes a place that brings excitement, community, and a renewed love for bowling.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Megan Blardo and Anthony Blardo about Eastlight Theatre's upcoming production of Les Misérables, opening August 14. Anthony discusses the character he portrays and the experience of performing in one of Broadway's most beloved musicals, while Megan shares how the powerful score brings the story to life. They also talk about working with a talented cast from across the region and what audiences can expect from this iconic production filled with unforgettable music, emotion, and storytelling. For tickets and more information, visit www.eastlighttheatre.com

Greg and Yvonne talk with Roosevelt Myles about his remarkable life story after spending nearly three decades in prison and the upcoming screening of his documentary, Post Conviction, at 6:00 p.m. tomorrow at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. He discusses the purpose of the documentary, which explores his journey from incarceration to rebuilding his life through service and involvement in the community. He also reflects on staying positive, finding forgiveness, and using his experiences to inspire others while creating a meaningful future.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Mike McCoy live from the Murray Baker Bridge as participants in the annual St. Jude Runs Memphis to Peoria make their way across the bridge. he shares his excitement as the run officially gets underway, reflecting on the energy, enthusiasm, and community spirit that fuel the event each year. He also highlights the dedication of the runners, volunteers, and supporters who come together to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and help children and families battling childhood cancer.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Jane Walsh about the role of Advancement at Bradley University, which encompasses fundraising and alumni relations. She explains how her team works to strengthen connections between alumni and the university while supporting Bradley's mission through philanthropy. She also discusses the exciting energy surrounding campus, previews the upcoming Yard Party featuring pickleball, live music, a barbecue theme, and family-friendly fun, and highlights the annual Lydia Moss Bradley Birthday Party, which celebrates the university's founder and her lasting legacy. For more information about these events, visit https://www.bradley.edu/alumni/.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Chris Setti and Doug Cruitt about Distillery Labs celebrating its two-year milestone. They preview the anniversary celebration on Thursday, July 30, featuring live music, a DJ, food trucks, investors, networking opportunities, and more. He explains how Distillery Labs supports entrepreneurs, startups, and innovators by providing resources, mentorship, and collaborative workspace. For more information, visit www.distillerylabs.org

Greg and Yvonne talk with Dave Johnson of Pearl Technology about the growing role of artificial intelligence in the arts and creative industries. he discusses how AI artists can generate income through their work, the ways AI is being used to enhance creative performance rather than replace it, and how the technology is changing the way artists, musicians, and other creators approach their craft.

Greg and Yvonne talk with Chris Marsh about the recent success of the Bradley Arts and Technology Camp, which welcomed approximately 60 high school students for a week of hands-on learning and campus experiences. Designed for students entering their freshman through senior years of high school, the camp gave participants a firsthand look at life at Bradley University through creative and technology-focused activities. he also announced that 16 rising seniors who attended the camp earned a Bradley University Academic Scholarship should they choose to enroll at the university.

Phil talks with Chris Kaergard, president of the League of Women Voters of Greater Peoria, about the upcoming Voting Rights Day of Action on Saturday, Aug. 8, from 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Branch of the Peoria Public Library. Hosted in partnership with the NAACP and local community leaders, the free event celebrates the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 while encouraging civic participation. Chris discusses the importance of voting, recent developments affecting voting rights, and how attendees can register to vote and access nonpartisan election information through www.VOTE411.org.

Phil Luciano talks with Nicki Reuter, the recipient of a generous $5,000+ gift from the "You Can't Be Serious?" group as part of their Gift Our Server Mission. She shares her emotional reaction to receiving the surprise gift, how the generosity has impacted her life, and why acts of kindness and community support can make such a meaningful difference. She also reflects on the importance of giving back and the lasting impact that compassion can have on others.

Greg and Yvonne talk with members of the Kickin Cancer in the Knolls group about their annual Lemonade Stand on Saturday, July 25, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Knolls neighborhood. The fundraiser is organized by local children to raise money for kids battling cancer while bringing the community together for a great cause. The kids share what the event means to them, how they're making this year's lemonade stand even more fun, and why they're excited to help others. After raising $4,000 during their first year and an incredible $66,000 during last year's fourth annual event, they're hoping the community will help them set a new fundraising record this year!